Colder and some storms

The weather is set to be cold and quite stormy for December 2011 with the possibility of some snow at times especially in more Northern areas of Ireland. Very deep areas of low pressure are skirting to the North so we are at risk of at least one big storm in the month. Temperatures are going to be around the normal 6 to 9c with some light frosts.

Becoming Warmer

The 30 Day Weather Forecast is predicting a warmer period for Ireland to start July. Now the East and South of the country are going to get the best of this weather but it will be pleasant at times too in the West and North though here there will be small amounts of rain at times with the risk of more thundery outbursts after warmer spells. Cooler again by mid July with more showers and rain.

Wind and rain have taken a toll on plants

Warmer July?

June has been a disaster so far weatherwise but before we write it off the last week and start of July should see more in the way of dry weather with just some low to medium rainfall at times in the Northern half of Ireland. Temperatures will be average.

Cool and Showery Warmer later

The next 30 days sees a lot of cool and showery weather from the Northwest. Thereafter coming to the end of the period it gets quite warm with High Pressure over Ireland and gentle winds once again. Temperatures of 21 or 22c possible for the end of May and start of June.

Becoming more Unsettled

The Medium Range weather forecast for Ireland is promising more in the way of cool and unsettled weather after a dry and warm Friday and Saturday.

More unsettled 30 Days

The next month will see a lot of unsettled wet and showery weather over Ireland. THere will be dry spells too mainly in the South but the prevailing Southwesterlies are returning so we are going to see more in the way of our regular weather patterns in Ireland for the next 30 days. This will result in much more rain than we have been accustomed to of late and there will be windy days too.

Dry at First then Rain

The 30 Day Forecast model will see a dry and sometimes frosty first 2 weeks to the period with some light rain or sleet at times too but amounts overall will be quite low. Temperatures will be around 3 to 6c. Then for the following 2 weeks the Atlantic takes over bringing the temperatures into double figures for all of Ireland and with it bringing more in the way of wind and rain for the second half of February